Emerging enterprise techs to watch

	Sensors and lasers will help Volvo's self-driving cars stay on the road | Mobile networks prep for the Internet of Things
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	INSIDER Emerging enterprise techs to watch The latest batch includes quantum computing, gamification, reactive programming, augmented reality, transient electronics and Named Data Networking. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Efficient, Affordable Data Management Together, Microsoft and CommVault deliver a flexible, secure and cost-effective solution for data management both on premises and in the cloud. More and more organizations are looking to leverage the cloud for operational, financial and strategic reasons. View Now In this Issue Sensors and lasers will help Volvo's self-driving cars stay on the road Mobile networks prep for the Internet of Things IDG Contributor Network: Microsoft's project HoloLens - visualize this Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT ARM, IBM offer starter kit for making IoT devices Sensors and lasers will help Volvo's self-driving cars stay on the road A complex network of sensors, lasers and a cloud-based positioning system are part of a plan from Volvo Cars to have 100 self-driving cars on the road by 2017. Read More Mobile networks prep for the Internet of Things Wireless carriers are making changes behind the scenes to make their mobile networks more efficient and flexible. Read More IDG Contributor Network: Microsoft's project HoloLens - visualize this As the Internet evolves, sensory technologies will play a larger role. Microsoft's HoloLens is one example. Read More Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT Bluetooth backers plan to give the technology a way to form mesh networks, dramatically extending its range and its role in the Internet of Things. Read More ARM, IBM offer starter kit for making IoT devices ARM and IBM want hobbyists to make their own connected devices in a matter of minutes with a new development kit. Read More
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